... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Tins Evf.sino. SONNAM-OULA. Madame Castellan, Madame Bellini, Mdllc. Corbari; F. Lablache, and Sig. Mario. To followed by ONDINE. DRUEY-LANE.—THIS Evening, THE EARBER OF SEVILLE. Messrs. W. Harrison, Weiss, and Bornuii; and Miss Rainforth. To be followed by PEROVSE; IMELDA. Doors open at 6'. lIAYMARKET.—This Evening (thirdtime), Mr. PETER PIPER; or, Found Out at Home. ...

... 13 Great Marlborough street. MR COLBURN'S NEW PUBLICATIONS. Now ready, I. LEONTINE. A Novel. By Mrs MnAoERLY. 3 vols. II. THE BOOK of COSTUME; or, Annuals of Fashion in all Countries, frons the Earliest Period to the present Time; with between Two and Three Hundred Illustrations, 21s, elegantly bound. IIT. CAPTAIN O'SULLIVAN; or, Adventures, Civil, Military, and Ma- trimonial, of a Gentleasan ...

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... ♦- —■— (From our own Correspondent.) The Emperor of Austria, by a decree dated from Vienna, 13th of \oril, has alx>lished the the service of .. the exaction of labour from tenants during ~*Tq .■ and it is declared that if the tenants deem ■ —i— oppressed by any exaction of their masters, they appf.,l directly to the administration of the district, or imperial authority, without appealing ...

... FRANCE AND ENGLAND. We make no boast of Waterloo; Its name excites no pride in us; We have no hatred of the French, scorn of Yankee or of Russ. The glory that our fathers gained In bloody warfare years agone, And which they talk of o'er their cups, Gives us no joy to think upon. In truth we rather love the French, And think our fathers did them wrong ; And sometimes blush when the streets, ...

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... t CITY BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. Immense Reduction! .PERSONS VISITING LONDON can save their expenses by , selecting from the Splendid Stock of Spring Goods now on Sale, at the CITY BOOT and SHOE DEPOT, 17, St. Martin's-le-grand, opposite the Post Office. This warehouse has lsog been known for keeping the largest stock, warranting every article, and being 15 per Cant. under any other house in the ...

... '4« W, 1 8 shareholders was held yesterday , Poultry, to consider the present * , A»\ST t K °- . undertaking ;B. Maasey, Esq., r »hick tk«- hlT m few words stated the object 4ra ® ni l>led, Mr. Wheeler, the manager, :t It nature and character of the composo-' *«1, for the united purposes of erect . or purchase residences other i wtnle ?*» ademption of * n annuities, effecting assurances ' ...

... TO CoRRESPONDENTS. NOTICE. Our greet and increasing number requiting us5 to work off a large ?? of the paper at an early hour, renders it indispensable that comslncatonareqirig atenioninthe current week should reach our hands early on 'Thursday. We shall feel particularly obliged by thle receipt of ComrnunicationsO as early in the week at practicable, and beg that they may be made as brief at ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—APRIL 30. CHARITABLE TRUSTS BILL. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE presented petition from the governors of the Foundling Hospital, against the Charitable Trusts Bill. The Duke of WELLINGTON presented petition from the Lying-in Hospital, Brownlow-street, to the same effect. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition from the Cordwainers' Company of London, and four petitions from different ...

... Extraordinary Affair —Personating a Juror.— In the midst of a trial in which prisoner was indicted for felony, a juror stood up in the box and addressing the Chairman, said there was a person the box acting a juror who had nd rigln so, that he had personated his employer who was summoned ill capacity. The person alluded to rose and said, that he had been sent there his master, Mr. George Davis ...

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